thats cool
jb can only find 2.46....
anywhere else better ?

yeah...how u know small amount ???
so pandai lah u
just change 1K ..

Hi, I am Malaysian going to be graduate in sep 2012.I am interested to work in singapore and my major is analytical economics. although my major is economics, but I dont feel like want to work economic-related job if possible (boring... )until now, I only started apply 2/3 companies.Actually I am interested in Korean language where i can do the job related to this. I know there may hard to find the work something like this because my Korean proficiency is normal and company may rather hire korean for the korean language-related jobs. besides that, shall i have some comment or recommendations on which companies to apply for the job?I have search on the singapore job searching machines. my considerations is if I simply apply many companies, it would be costly for me to go singapore to interview upon the company request. I am confusing now.
Thanks in advance someone can give me so advise.

I'm getting a offer to work at Singapore and might start at 1 Sep. Was thinking either to stay at JB or rent a room at Singapore..any suggestions or recommendations? If stay at JB, how bad is the jam at custom?

yes. that is the reason why I undecided where to stay.. and i'm driving to SG. and need to pay VEP..

Dont drive a malaysian car if you just work in Woodland. The cost, parking, time spend etc not worth it. If you have family or house in JB then then can consider the public transport like KTM train or bike.

Depend on your disposable income, if it is t >30% then I suggest you just pay the S$600 for the room and peace of mind, you still can go shooping/eating in JB easily.

is this recruitplus really that fast? So I must call them right after i sent them a resume?

Yah..you are right..
Any ideas on what is the best way from JB to woodlands if not driving? 
else just stay in Singapore..but then i can't bring my wife there..(dependent pass?)
if stay JB, then my wife will be there with me..

another Cow case on highway.

Holidays coming, drive safe.

http://news.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNew...806-363736.html

looking at the redline from novena to marina bay all seem pricey 
bras basah and and little india have some hdb, can reach orchard by bus 

http://www.asiaone.com/Business/News/Story...711-358484.html

"... new revisions made to the rules and regulations mean that flat owners with permanent residency will only be allowed to sublet their flats for a maximum of one year, and only if they are doing so for the first time.
Furthermore, applications to extend approvals will be assessed at the end of one year on a case-by-case basis only, with the total period of subletting a flat capped at five years."

Ask chessgal or your agent for confirmation cos I taktaulol.

My understanding is that subletting in this case refers only to renting out the entire flat, and not to individual rooms. Because if you read that asiaone link I posted, it says:

"Under the old rules, all flat owners -- both Singaporeans and PRs -- who meet the minimum occupation period could apply to rent out their flats for a period of three years."

MOP only applies when an owner wants to rent out the entire flat. If the owner wants to rent out just a bedroom, there is no such concept as MOP. For room rental, HDB approval isn't even required, owners only need to inform HDB (sos). So I would conclude that if you are renting a room (or renting out a room), these new regulations do not affect you.

hi all,
May I ask if I apply jobs at recruitment agency such as Recruit Express, do I have to pay for agent fees or something??
Thanks in advance

those reasons you mentioned is not my problem. That's why I am wondering.

Ya betul. Only applies to renting out whole flat but not individual room. It is not uncommon that owner tries to go around the regulation by locking one room.

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Added on August 8, 2012, 1:14 pm

Is it? I thought usually headhunter get paid by employer! Are you just pulling the poor fellow's leg?

As far as I am aware, commission/fee is payable by the employer.

yup u are rite, it is not your problem
the true is, those employer just advertise to get CV
u see the same job being repeatly advertise,
is a conspiracy they are just collecting CV and advertising their co indirectly 

i m not putting high.. in within the normal salary range 

Anyone heading back during Hari Raya period? I just saw the price ticket from sg- heading to any state in Msia, it was scary.
More serious is the one return back to Singapore on following Monday.

wow ....so the mass exodus begins ...
so when u back ???
2nite got badminto at tun aminah leh .

Are you basing this "I thought" on some sort of communication from the government, or from your agent? Or are you just assuming?

Either way, since your house owner (I suppose is PR) is unable to renew the approval with HDB, perhaps your assumption is false and the government says that "5 years means 5 years, no more" lor.

Well, for my case, usually from Seremban heading to Singapore was RM45 and now it go to RM110. 
Luckily was I brought the ticket from Singapore heading back was standard rate.
I encounter the same scenario before, jam in Woodland for more than 3 hrs.